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April 8, 2006
New Jersey Court of Appeals Says Jury May Hear Claim Woman Did Not Receive Enough Information From Physician When Advising Abortion
A New Jersey Court of Appeals ruled Friday that a jury may hear a woman’s claim that her physician failed to provide enough information when advising her to end the pregnancy. Anti-abortion proponents claim the decision will allow a jury to decide when life begins. Other experts claim the ruling will have little impact on state laws on abortion. Source. Tom Hester, Star-Ledger, The Star Ledger, nj.com. For the complete story, please click here (last visited April 8, 2006, reo). A copy of the New Jersey Court of Appeals Opinion may be obtained by clicking here (last visited April 8, 2006, reo).
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